Reel Change Movie Podcast

Now that we have completed our journey through the months of 1994, we wanted to squeeze a couple of movies in that just missed the cut from getting standalone episodes during the January - December. First is William's pick, Nobody's Fool, one of the last great Paul Newman performances. Following that, we look at Charlie's pick, The Paper, starring Michael Keaton and one of the year's strongest ensemble casts. We will be back with more Reel Chance episodes and hope to mix up the format with future reviews and commentaries. Keep up with us on Twitter (@reelchancepod)!

This week, we conclude our journey through 1994 for When Did That Come Out? with December’s Cobb, an often forgotten and correctly maligned biopic of baseball great Ty Cobb. Follow the podcast on Twitter (@reelchangepod) and let us know what you think of Cobb.

We're on the home stretch of 1994 and for November we tackle one of the most successful entries in the vampire sub-genre in Interview With The Vampire. How well has this aged? How well does it play today? We take a look at that and the interesting nexus point this was for all the actors involved. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod!

A horror movie enters the fray of our trek through 1994 with Wes Craven's New Nightmare for October 1994. Craven loaded up the bat for this, and we talk about what worked and what didn't and where this fits in both the Nightmare saga as well as Wes Craven's career. Please subscribe/rate/review and check us out on Twitter (@newbloodpod)

Robert Redford's fourth film was a big one in 1994, and this episode we go through the merits and pitfalls of Quiz Show. Follow us on Twitter (@reelchangepod)!

Harrison Ford returns as Jack Ryan for his second run as the Tom Clancy character, and we are back to discuss! Please continue to follow us on Twitter: @reelchangepod!

July's edition of When Did That Come Out? brings us North, the often-reviled Rob Reiner film that effectively killed his perfect run of films. Why did this one go awry? We get into all of it and much more. Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod.

This week, Charlie and William cover a movie that changed the landscape of summer movies with June 1994’s Speed, a film that changed career trajectories for a few involved and might be the strongest in the sub-genre of “Die Hard in/on a (blank).” Follow us on Twitter @reelcahngepod!

Seven years passed between Beverly Hills Cop II and III. Eddie Murphy in 1994 was definitely not Eddie Murphy in 1987. We talk about what holds up well and what doesn't. Keep following us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and let us know your thoughts!

We move into April of 1994 and look at a (rightfully so) forgotten comedy starring Chevy Chase and Jack Palance. It's Cops and Robbersons, one of many installments of the "stranger fixes family problems" sub genre. Please continue to engage with us on Twitter (@reelchangepod).

William and Charlie talk The Fugitive for its 25th anniversary and discuss the legacy it has left behind since. Please let us know your thoughts on Twitter, @reelchangepod!

March 1994 brings us the sequel to The Mighty Ducks. It's D2 (still) The Mighty Ducks. Charlie and William talk about why this one is the most popular of the franchise and how Wolf "The Dentist" Stansson might be one of the best villains ever. Please continue to follow us on Twitter (@reelchangepod) and if you haven't, please leave a review on iTunes!

Jim Carrey had one of the all-time great years in 1994, and it started with Ace Ventura, which happens to be our February 1994 edition of When Did That Come Out? Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and please drop us a rating and review on iTunes!

It is the season premiere of the second installment of When Did That Come Out? This time around Charlie and William are going through 1994 in a very different way than people look at one of the most stacked years of movies ever. For January, the guys are talking Kevin Smith's breakout film Clerks, which had one of its first festival screenings in January of 1994. Great discussion about the legacy of one of the quintessential workplace comedies. Please rate/review/subscribe on iTunes and follow on Twitter (@reelchangepod)!

We're coming back building packs again. This time we have the catalogues of Tom Hanks and Steven Spielberg on the draft board as we try to build the best Hit Pack and Miss Pack for each. This one was definitely a lot more difficult than the previous ones...Also, Charlie updates up on the next season of "When Did That Come Out?" Please continue to follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod!

It's awards season in December 1986, and we look no further than Oliver Stone's Platoon to round out the first season of When Did That Come Out? Platoon would go on to win Best Picture at the 1987 Academy Awards, but where does it fall in the Oliver Stone canon for Charlie and William? Please continue to follow us on Twitter (@reelchangepod)!

Star Trek was all over the 80's, and perhaps its most ambitious entry in the series came in November of 1986 with Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home. Charlie and William expound on entire Trek film series and Trek itself. Please continue to follow on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and rate/review on iTunes!

This week, we head into the Fall of 1986 with Martin Scorsese's The Color of Money, the sequel to the classic The Hustler. Paul Newman won his Best Actor Oscar for reprsing the role of "Fast" Eddie Felson, and Tom Cruise delivers one of his most underrated performances of his career. One of us, though, rates this movie astronomically high. Find out why when you hit Download! Please follow and interact with us on Twitter (@reelchangepod)!

This week we look at the highest grossing movie of 1986, Crocodile Dundee. Charlie and William discuss the "fish out of water" comedy and how Croc holds up against others in the genre. Follow us on Twitter, @reelchangepod!

We’re back with another Hit Pack/Miss Pack starring two of the best movie stars of the modern age. We’re looking at the highs, lows, and mediocre of Harrison Ford and Julia Roberts! Please let us know you Hit Pack/Miss Pack nominees on Twitter, @reelchangepod, and please leave us a rating/review on iTunes!